The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-07-28

city market at cent per pound, provided The
consumption Is large enough to justify such low
price. All ice delivered will be sold at cent
per pound In each case Ice must be paid for in
money or ticketa
On and after August LIST ice will be sold from
ice house at half cent per pound ALI ice deliv-
cred will be cents per pound Ice sold only
for cash or tickets
TALLAHASSEE Ice AND COLD STORAGE Co.
Good Florida Beef always on hand, At 10
cents per pound. at Cold Storage Stand.
-Everybody can afford TO use ice at I cent
per pound.
Tallahassee Ice and Cold Storage Company
have sold 760 iced melons from their stand from
July 4th to 25th, averaging in weight from 40 to
IS pounds.
We are requested to state that Captain
Vents boat will run regularly between st. Marks
and st. Teresa every Tuesday and Saturday,
connecting with Tallahassee train at st. Marks
Ii parties will notify him he will meet them on
Thursdays at ST. Marks.
Colonel John g. Winthrop and family left q
few days since for Pablo Beach and will proceed
from that popular resort to watering places North
and East
Captain Charles A. Finley, of the Lake City
Exporter, and the efficient Secretary of the last
Florida Senate, was in the city on Wednesday
and made pleasant call at the FLoR1D1AN
Office.
Not particle of calome, nor any other
deleterious substance enters into the composition
OF Ayers Pills. On the contrary, this medicine
is carefully compounded from the curative prop
critics of purely vegetable substances Try it.
The city authorities are having the weeds
on the streets cut down, but they should be
burned as soon as dry enough and not left to de-
cay where they will prove more obnoxious than
if left standing
The peach crop of Leon county this year is
very fine, both in quantity and quality
Captain and Mrs. A. Moseley. Of Chatta-
hoochee were in the city on Saturday. We
were pleased to see the Captain looking 80 well,
and his many friends were glad to have him
with them, even for SO short time
Misses Minna and Carrie Chaires are ex-
pected home from Station One tomorrow.
Mayor Fish gives notice that the marshal
will make thorough inspection of all the pr-
vate premises. This is timely and proper, but
Mr.. Demilly should not forget to make thor
ough inspection of the streets also, and, when
he finds them needing attention, report the fact
to those having charge of the streets. There is
no use in having premises put in good sanitary
condition and leaving the streets full of weeds
and ether matter
The resort Floridians boast of-Murray
Hall, Pablo Beach. 3tf
Mrs. F. c. Gilmore is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. G. l. Davis, at MI. Pleasant.
The City Council will meet in regular ses-
sion next Wednesday night.
Negotiations are pending for the purchase
of site for the Colored Normal School, The
lot desired by the colored people is located on
is owned by ex-Mayor Pearce
The Little Floridians went down to Monti-
cello on Tuesday to play the last game with the
Jefersonians, but the game did not take place on
account of rain.
The Directors of University Library will
hold their monthly meeting, at Library Hall,
on Thursday night of next week, at o'clock.
Quite severe rain and wind storm prevailed
in this city on Tuesday night and Wednesday
morning A few fences and trees were blown
down, and the new brick wall around the Epis-
copal church yard was injured somewhat, but no
serious damage is reported to the crops.
-Messrs. A. Mcmahon and J. B. Crawford
went cunning one afternoon this week. Result:
Crawford II birds, Mcmahon 33-total 104.
DIR. G. w. Betton took his family to Pablo
on Tuesday. He will return to day or tomor-
row.
Holes are being dug preparatory TO setting
out oak trees on McCarty street on the north side
Library building.
"A pleasant musical entertainment was given
by Miss Maggie Pcarce on Tuesday evening
"A few young ladies and gentlemen spent last
evening very delightfully."- at the hospitable home
of Elk Governor D. S. Walker, on South Monroe
street.
Mr. Robert F. Bradford came up from St.
Teresa few days ago.
See advertisement of Long Grove addition
TO Tallahassee. Judge ]. T. Bernard & Son will
sell you a lot cheap.
-Messrs. w. H. Avirett and A. N. Fennel
were in the city on Monday, and reported that
the engineer corps of the Tallahassee and Thom-
asvile Railroad had reached the Florida line in
the neghborhood Of Mccosukie As the line is
permanently located thus far we may expect TO
soon hear that dirt is moving on the north end
our railroad.
Hon. George l. Davis, of Mount Pleasant,
came 10 the city this week to assist Mr.. Gilmore
in his building operations.
Miss Eloise Manucy left last Saturday to
visit friends in Jacksonville and St. Augustine.
Col r. s. Williams has presented us with
handy and unique finger supporter, which can
be used on either pen or pencil.
Books are open at the stores of Geo. w.
Saxon & CO., E. w. Clark and Aaron Levy for
subscriptions to the stock of the building and
loan association.
Capt E. K. Hollinger and family have re-
turned from Pablo.
MIR. l. T. Gregory, Of Jacksonville, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Tallahassee.
Hest Goods are Pat fm Smallest Par.